{"store":{"customizeEditHighlightKey":null,"customizeEditingSectionKey":null,"customizeScrollToKey":null,"baseInfo":{"podcastTitle":"UnMelanated","slug":"unmelanated","podcastDescription":"

Welcome to UnMelanated, the podcast where authentic voices unravel the unique experiences of Black students and people navigating predominantly white college campuses and communities. UnMelanated originated as a podcast dedicated to showcasing the genuine experiences
of Black students as they navigate predominantly white college campuses. In Season 1, co-hosts Kaylin Oliver and Rameia King boldly shared their reflections from their time at the University of Arkansas, shedding light on the challenges, victories, and daily interactions encountered by Southern Black students in an American PWI setting.

Season 2 of UnMelanated takes a closer look at the Black political experience, exploring a statewide perspective alongside guest host Dr. Dara Gaines.

","podcastLogo":"https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/20208587/Untitled_design_2_6b3yi.png","podcastShareLogo":"https://d2bwo9zemjwxh5.cloudfront.net/image-logo/20208587/Untitled_design_2_6b3yi_1200x628.jpg?s=d6cc3ca320d4306929b7b1f375c6db0a&e=png","podcastUrl":"https://unmelanated.podbean.com","podcastCanSearched":true,"feedUrl":"https://feed.podbean.com/unmelanated/feed.xml","theme":"elegant","podcastDeepLink":"https://www.podbean.com/pw/pbblog-smpts-1345bcb?from=usersite","removePodbeanBranding":"no","brandingLogo":null,"timeZone":{"timeZoneId":11,"gmtAdjustment":"GMT-06:00","useDaylightTime":1,"value":-6,"text":"(GMT-06:00) Central Time (US & Canada)","daylightStartTime":"Second Sunday Of March +2 Hours","daylightEndTime":"First Sunday Of November +2 Hours","timezone":"America/Chicago"},"podcastDownloads":null,"totalEpisodes":14,"showComments":true,"iOSAppDownloadLink":null,"customizeCssUrl":null,"androidAppDownloadLink":null,"showPostShare":true,"showLike":true,"author":"Visionairi Enterprises","enableEngagementStats":true,"shareEmbedLink":"https://admin5.podbean.com/embed.html?id=pbblog-smpts-1345bcb-playlist","language":"en","sensitivitySessionExpireTime":3600,"podcastApps":[{"name":"Podbean App","link":"https://www.podbean.com/pw/pbblog-smpts-1345bcb?from=usersite","image":"https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/fs1/site/images/admin5/podbean-app.png","title":null}],"components":{"base":[{"id":"MainStyle","val":"light"},{"id":"Font","val":"Geometric Humanist"},{"id":"SecondaryFont","val":"Geometric Humanist"},{"id":"PlayerColor","val":"#8fc31f"},{"id":"PlayerStyle","val":"player1"},{"id":"PlayerWave","val":"show"},{"id":"Favicon","val":null},{"id":"CookiesNotice","val":"hide"},{"id":"CookiesNoticeContent","val":"

Cookies Notice

This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. By using our website you agree to our use of cookies.

"},{"id":"EpisodePageListenOn","val":"hide"},{"id":"EpisodePageCustomizeComponent","val":"hide"}],"home-header":[{"id":"HomeHeaderTextColor","val":"#000000"},{"id":"HomeHeaderBackgroundColor","val":"#ffffff"}],"page-header":[{"id":"PageHeaderTextColor","val":"#ffffff"},{"id":"PageHeaderBackgroundColor","val":"#868686"}],"episode-list":[{"id":"EpisodesPerPage","val":10},{"id":"EpisodeStats","val":"show"}],"navigation":[{"id":"NavigationFontColor","val":"#000000"},{"id":"NavigationBackgroundColor","val":"#e9e9e9"},{"id":"NavigationSearch","val":"show"},{"id":"NavigationLinks","val":[{"id":"Home","type":"Link","value":"/","text":"Home","subitems":[]},{"id":"Subscribe","type":"Link","value":"https://www.podbean.com/site/podcatcher/index/blog/9XJ8OEU07ul1","text":"Subscribe","subitems":[]},{"id":"Profile","type":"Link","value":"https://www.podbean.com/user-oONbqMI0purw","text":"Profile","subitems":[]}]}],"footer":[{"id":"FooterType","val":"Footer2"},{"id":"FooterFontColor","val":"#ffffff"},{"id":"FooterBackgroundColor","val":"#000000"},{"id":"FooterCopyright","val":"Copyright 2025 All rights reserved."},{"id":"SocialMediaLinks","val":{"facebook_username":"","twitter_username":"","instagram_username":"","youtube_username":"","linkedin_username":""}}],"customize-container1":[],"customize-container2":[],"customize-container":[{"id":"EpisodeListType","val":"grid"}]},"allLinks":[],"mainStylesDefaultSettings":null,"defaultCustomizeComponents":null,"scripts":[],"metas":null,"appConfig":{"package":"com.podbean.app.podcast","app_store_id":973361050,"app_name":"Podbean","scheme":"podbean"},"customizeCss":null,"canEditCss":null,"enableJsCodeInCustomizeContent":false,"enabledIframeCodeInCustomizeContent":true,"sectionMaxCount":10,"enableEditorLink":true,"enableEditCookiesNotice":true,"siteRedirectToFeed":false,"podcatcherRssUrl":null,"showFeed":true,"showTopBar":false,"enableWebSiteLike":true,"organizationName":null,"organizationPageLink":null,"subscribeLink":"https://www.podbean.com/site/podcatcher/index/blog/9XJ8OEU07ul1","isPrivateChannel":false},"backToListUrl":"/","tinymceLoaded":false,"listEpisodes":[],"userLikedEpisodes":[],"userLikeCheckedEpisodes":[],"topBarIframeLoaded":false,"listTotalCount":0,"listTotalPage":0,"listPage":0,"listType":"all","listValue":"","listName":"","pageLoading":false,"apiBaseUrl":"https://unmelanated.podbean.com","apiV2BaseUrl":"","apiCommonParams":{"t":"6a689258","clientSignature":"0b9497a137001779c86ee5493aa325b4","u":null,"customizing":null},"apiCommonHeaders":{},"comments":[],"commentsTotalCount":0,"commentsTotalPage":0,"commentsPage":1,"commentEpisodeId":"pb25035302-8q5dg","episode":{"id":"pb25035302","idTag":"8q5dg","title":"CAUCASITY","logo":"https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/20208587/Untitled_design_2_6b3yi_300x300.png","shareLogo":"https://d2bwo9zemjwxh5.cloudfront.net/image-logo/20208587/Untitled_design_2_6b3yi_1200x628.jpg?s=d6cc3ca320d4306929b7b1f375c6db0a&e=png","largeLogo":"https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/20208587/Untitled_design_2_6b3yi.png","previewContent":null,"content":"

You know the definition of audacity? Well, hosts Kaylin and Rameia take it a step further in the episode by explaining the audacity white people have and how it has affected their lives.

","publishTimestamp":1738441581,"duration":953,"mediaUrl":"https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/pm6yv6mc3qwdnxvz/EPISODE_TWO_-_CAUCASITY_FINAL9xoqf.mp3","mediaType":"audio/mpeg","shareLink":"https://admin5.podbean.com/embed.html?id=pb-8q5dg-17e0226","likedCount":0,"deepLink":"https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-8q5dg-17e0226","transcriptUrl":null,"permalink":"/e/caucasity/","downloadLink":null,"fallbackResource":null,"fallbackResourceMimetype":null,"downloadCount":0,"status":"publish","hasMoreContent":false,"chaptersUrl":null,"explicit":true},"episodeShareLink":null,"deepLink":"https://www.podbean.com/ew/pb-8q5dg-17e0226","playlist":{"episodes":[],"current":0,"start":0,"stop":0,"playing":true,"playerLoading":true,"playbackRate":1,"playbackRateIndex":1,"volume":1},"toasts":[],"confirm":null,"customizeEditorFormZIndex":999,"lastRequestTime":null,"validateChangesOnBeforeunload":true,"windowWidth":1000,"previewDevice":"desktop","VITE_FS1_CDN_URL_PREFIX":"https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/fs1","reloadStats":false,"userIdEncrypted":null,"userProfilePicture":null,"username":null,"isVerified":false,"loadUserInfo":false,"loginUrl":"https://www.podbean.com/site/user/login?return=https%253A%252F%252Funmelanated.podbean.com%252Fe%252Fcaucasity%252F&rts=c930a3b96930ff9a9732adfa5cfc60ae3c714cb0","recaptchaV3Loaded":false,"recaptchaV2Loaded":false,"likesLoaded":false,"commentLikeMap":{},"commentOffset":0,"widgetCommentsLoaded":false},"episode":{"id":"pb25035302","idTag":"8q5dg","title":"CAUCASITY","logo":"https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/20208587/Untitled_design_2_6b3yi_300x300.png","shareLogo":"https://d2bwo9zemjwxh5.cloudfront.net/image-logo/20208587/Untitled_design_2_6b3yi_1200x628.jpg?s=d6cc3ca320d4306929b7b1f375c6db0a&e=png","largeLogo":"https://pbcdn1.podbean.com/imglogo/image-logo/20208587/Untitled_design_2_6b3yi.png","previewContent":null,"content":"

You know the definition of audacity? Well, hosts Kaylin and Rameia take it a step further in the episode by explaining the audacity white people have and how it has affected their lives.